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Technical Assistance 

About Technical Assistance

Perinatal mental health conditions impact 1 in 5 individuals during pregnancy and postpartum, yet 75% of those who screen at risk never receive treatment. Many organizations, whether in healthcare, social services, or workplaces, struggle to implement comprehensive, patient-centered approaches to perinatal mental health care.

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By partnering with Moms Mental Health Initiative (MMHI) for Technical Assistance, your organization can:

  • Enhance care coordination and referral pathways

  • Improve patient-centered approaches to assessment and follow-up

  • Reduce siloed systems and build stronger collaborations

  • Expand access to peer support and wraparound services

  • Increase the use of effective treatments while reducing crisis-driven interventions

MMHI provides expert guidance, training, and strategic support to ensure that organizations can deliver high-quality, compassionate, and accessible care for perinatal individuals experiencing mental health challenges.

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How MMHI’s Technical Assistance Can Help Your Organization

1. Strengthening Patient-Centered Perinatal Mental Health Practices

  • Gain a deep understanding of perinatal mental health conditions, including their impact on individuals and families.

  • Improve screening, assessment, and early identification to connect individuals with the right level of care.

2. Enhancing Best Practices for Care Coordination & Follow-Up

  • Implement care coordination strategies to ensure seamless transitions between providers.

  • Develop follow-up care plans that prioritize long-term well-being rather than crisis-driven interventions.

3. Reducing Siloed Systems & Building Collaborative Networks

  • Break through siloed systems by creating collaborative care models between providers, social services, and community organizations.

  • Establish clear referral pathways that improve access to specialized perinatal mental health support.

4. Expanding Access to Wraparound Services Like Peer Support

  • Integrate peer support into care models to provide lived-experience guidance and non-judgmental assistance.

  • Ensure patients have access to the right mix of clinical and community-based support services.

5. Increasing Utilization of Effective Support & Reducing Costly Crisis Interventions

  • Help patients connect with the right care earlier, leading to better outcomes and reduced emergency interventions.

  • Minimize the financial and operational burdens of untreated perinatal mental health conditions on your organization.

6. Enhancing Care Coordination & Knowledge Among Staff

  • Provide training, workshops, and technical support to improve staff understanding of perinatal mental health.

  • Equip your team with the tools to effectively support patients, clients, or participants in real-world settings.

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Why Partner with MMHI?

Expertise in Perinatal Mental Health & Peer Support

MMHI has experience in developing, implementing, and supporting perinatal mental health programs through education, advocacy, and direct peer support.

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Tailored Solutions

We work with your organization to create customized strategies that align with your goals, resources, and community needs.

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Commitment to Breaking Barriers & Reducing Stigma

We prioritize equitable access to care, ensuring all perinatal individuals—regardless of background or circumstance—can receive the support they need.

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Let’s Build a Stronger System Together

Investing in Technical Assistance from MMHI means better outcomes for perinatal individuals, improved efficiency for your organization, and a stronger, more connected system of care.

Let’s discuss how MMHI can support your organization’s perinatal mental health efforts.

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Helping pregnant and postpartum people navigate mental health conditions.

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